Sin_of_Onin posted:
That would depend on how interesting their life was. Someone can have a very boring life and then do something great. That doesn't mean their biography is a good read.
Also the claim that he didn't contribute something worthwhile is a major thing that makes the book interesting.
He is also psychotic and is one of those people that was kind of a mad genius.
Manegarm posted:
I'd rather read something about someone who did something worthwhile for humanity..
NuEM posted:
I don't care about it.
I don't care about it.
I'd rather read something about someone who did something worthwhile for humanity..
That would depend on how interesting their life was. Someone can have a very boring life and then do something great. That doesn't mean their biography is a good read.
Also the claim that he didn't contribute something worthwhile is a major thing that makes the book interesting.
He is also psychotic and is one of those people that was kind of a mad genius.
Sorry he's just not relevant in the greater span of things, I read biographic books that will supply me with knowledge that has historical relevancy.. The rise of a hipster hack is not my idea of relevant.
I just finished a book on Bismark which was very enlightening when it comes to why Europe evolved the way it did during the 1900's, it's not a popular historical piece more a historical essay.
If I want to be entertained I'll read fantasy
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